know, he ll renegotiate all of our, quote, terrible trade deals. today, he says wilbur ross, will lead the negotiations and for the very latest and boy, he s been kept busy these days, blake burman at the white house. blake? reporter: the new normal indeed, ashley, yes, russia and iran back in the news at this hour. let s start with russia. president, the administration at the white house, are saying by no means have they eased the sanctions against russia. the official line coming out from the white house this hour. however, there has very clearly been a change or a modification of a certain part of sanctions that were originally put in place against russia by the obama administration. this deals with a specific carveout dealing with the licensing of cybersecurity equipment to the fsb, which was the successor of the kgb. so what it aslous basically for the export of this very specific part of that industry, now allowed by the treasury department, and then there s iran. as
certain she would be the 45th president of the united states. so did basically the rest of the political world. instead, this morning, the democratic nominee thanked a room full of grief-stricken staffers,nd campaign her running mate at her side, as she publicly conceded the race to donald j. trump and wished him well as the soon to be leader of the free world. secretary clinton: donald trump is going to be our president. we all him an open mind and the chance to lead. our constitutional democracy is thenes enshrines peaceful transfer of power. we do not just respect that. we cherish it. many of you are at the beginning of your professional public and political careers. you will have successes and setbacks, too. this loss hurt, but, please, never stop believing that fighting for what is right is worth it. and to all the women, and especially the young women, who put their faith in this campaign and in me, i want you to know that nothing has made me prouder than to be your c
after castro s brother, raul, made in announcement. [speaking spanish] alcides: raul castro said his brother s remains will be cremated today. nine days of national mourning are under way in cuba. tampa, as many of you know, has strong ties to cuba. station s kellie cowan is on brett bahr takes a look at the rise and fall of the dictator. reporter: the man born fidel castro ruz came to power league a ragtag band of bearded rebels to overthrow a dictator. he ended up one himself. castro stood defiantly against ten u.s. presidents. around the world leftists who hated america s influence and but for the u.s., he was the all-too-close face of the bitter cold war. and while the world could never completely dismiss castro politically, over time for some critics he seemed like a char cature with his wiry beard, faded fatigues and 6-inch ci cigars. the response to castro s communist regime came in 1961 when president john f. kennedy backed the failed where cuban exile were captur
does it indicate that folks are on edge perhaps because of what happened last month? because of what happened last month. it happened in turkey. what is going on all around the world, i think it is a scary time. and people are quick to jump. quick to react. i don t know if that is a good thing or a bad thing. again, hoping to get more clarification, from the folks over at andrews. standing by for that news conference. as soon as it happens, we will be sure to give it to you, right away. we re live here at andrews, delia goncalves, wusa 9. thank you. the all clear has been given. that is the best case scenario really at the end of the day. now our other top story. turning to that. several new developments coming out of turkey. just within the last few hours. the unclear picture of the suicide bombers at ataturk airport, with the image we have that surfaced from a ri agency, it shows all three suicide bombers arriving at the airport moments before tuesday s attack th